Recent content by Nazarin

Hi, here's a grey Borsalino Homburg I bought about two years ago. The quality of the felt is really nice. I have another homburg in dark navy, and although they are both "qualita superiore", this one's felt is noticeably more pliable. I've been astounded by it's condition. Apparently it had been...

Hi, I have recently bought a low-grade panama (cheapest cuenca?) woven in Ecuador (as the stamp stated) and blocked in Poland. That was my first panama and I have been dissatisfied by it's quality. The brisa weave was grainy and not very consistent, and it had been treated presumably with some...

zetwal, Chepstow, alanfgag Thanks for the kind words.:yo:

Well, everything seems to be in order now. :)

Grey Borsalino.

Hey, Kabel. The collar is indeed very nice and modest. Looks good buttoned up.

@ Flat Foot Floey. Do you mean that the lapels are broad? I thought that a timeless combination of classic white shirt with striped jacket would look classier and more formal. @ Tomasso: Thank you for your help. :)

I'm having troubles posting pictures, so here are links to an ensemble I put together today: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/204/buba6.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/824/buba7.jpg/ Apart from vintage borsalino homburg, all parts of the outfit are modern.

Stylish people, astounding outfits... It must have been a big delight for others to see such a charming party!

I have no words for this Borsalino Mascotte. It's just outstanding, immaculate...

Thank you kindly, alanfgag.

I have recently bought a quasi-boater. It's thinner than proper boaters, but I think it is more comfortable for the hot weather. I miss the rigidness of brim on the original ones though.

Eraserhead by David Lynch. The film is so surreal and disturbing that it makes me shiver.

I was waiting for a tram, which would take me to the university. It was a cold, bright winter morning. At one moment I saw my female colleague, so I approached her, greeted her and doffed my hat. "Excellent hat!" - that was one of the first things she said. We were standing on the tram stop and...

Sounds like a road to (sweet) perdition.:D